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Your application is "infected" if you use Qt without a commercial license, regardless of how you link it. It's a little harder (but still possible) to comply wi
by kej 7y ago
Your application is "infected" if you use Qt without a commercial license, regardless of how you link it. It's a little harder (but still possible) to comply with the LGPL requirements when you statically link, but you are bound to those requirements either way.
- therockhead 7y agoI believe the parent post is correct and mechanism used to link effects the licence.
- groovebits 7y agoPretty sure having it dynamically linked is ok with the open source licence
- kej 7y agoRight, my point is that static linking is also okay with the LGPL, albeit slightly more difficult in terms of what you have to make available to end users.